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Q:I would like to buy a medical insurance for me and my daughter. I'm F2( F1 spouse) visa, My daughter was born in U.S, she has U.S passport. her residence country is China and me too. we have arrived US and lived at Oxford MS now. Arriving date is Sept.16.2018. The last four month we bought other company's medical insurance. I would to see if you can give me a quota, then I can make a compare.

A:
With your daughter being a U.S. citizen she is not eligible for a visitor insurance plan. You as an F2 visa holder can have a plan called ExchangeGuard that will cover any new accident and new illness that happens after the effective date of the policy. You can use the link to generate a quote for coverage and to review the plan details. For your daughter as a U.S. citizen she can only have a short term domestic insurance such as National General Short Term Domestic insurance, or enroll into your wife's insurance through her university since as a U.S. citizen she is to have a domestic insurance. This plan will also cover the new accidents and new illnesses that happen after the effective date of the policy. There is not any coverage for preventative care, well baby checkups, pre-existing conditions on the plan.
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Q:Me and my sister are planning to go to USA and study English there in the summer and we would like to know how to do the health insurance for an international student and how much will it cost us for one year . Please provide us with all the information to get it .

A:
Please look at the plans in our F1/F2 International Student Insurance. However, if your school has additional requirements, you can email those to us to review. Once we review them, we can then send only the F1 plans that meet those specific requirements.
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Q:I am thinking to buy Atlas America health insurance to cover my stay in the USA $0 deductible for a month and a half with $100,000 policy maximum. My question is can I use Lab (blood test) just go to lab place, that is provided on your list and tell them what I need, or I need dr. referral, or only Lab test that are covered are in the hospital in emergency situations?

A:
Plans will cover new accidents and new illnesses that happen after the effective date of the policy. Plans do not cover pre-existing conditions, preventative care, routine doctor's visits. If the lab work is requested by a physician related to a new accident or illnesses that is what the plan is designed for. You cannot electively go and have lab work done. You can view the available plans in the Visitors to the USA section of the website.
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Q:My parents are visiting from India and I need to buy Dental insurance for them. How would I go about getting it?

A:
Thank you for contacting Insubuy for your insurance needs. We do not offer dental/vision insurance but we do have a dental/vision discount plan: Careington Discount Plan Please let us know if you have additional questions.
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Q:I have a question concerning the "Atlas America" health insurance. My friend is Brazilian and is a student at UCLA (in F1 status). We would like to go skiing this weekend (in the US) however her health insurance does not cover adventure sports. Can you please confirm if your Atlas America insurance covers skiing accidents?

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The Atlas America plan does provide coverage for recreational snow skiing as long as you are not skiing outside of mark in-bound territories and/or against the advice of the local ski school or local authoritative body.
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Q:I am looking for an insurance coverage for my spouse who holds J2 visa at Pennsylvania State University. I need a coverage for the period of February 1 to August 20, 2019. I am wondering if you have a coverage plan that is suitable to the requirements determined by Penn State University main campus. Below is the requirements: All requirements must be met for a waiver to be granted: U.S. carrier or entity is approved to do business in the U.S. and compliant with all guidelines of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) Carrier has a filed and approved health insurance policy with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Insurance or has a sponsored insurance plan that meets the waiver standards and is approved by the Student Health Insurance Office, together with a letter of financial guarantee directly from the plan sponsor Coverage for 100% of preventive and contraceptive care (preventive examinations, immunizations and screening tests, as required by the PPACA and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for student health insurance plans) Coverage for pre-existing conditions with no waiting period Deductible no greater than $500; Coverage for all essential benefits for accident and sickness, including prescription drug coverage, without limitation Maternity Benefits (or Pregnancy) covered as any other illness or injury; Inpatient and outpatient mental health/substance abuse as any other condition No exclusions for injury or illness as a result of alcohol, drugs or attempted suicide Worldwide coverage $3,000 In-Network out-of-pocket maximum $15,000/$30,000 Out-of-Network out-of-pocket maximum OR U.S. employer-sponsored health insurance in place of standards 1-12; And Medical evacuation ($100,000/Repatriation ($50,000) minimum limits. Thank you. Have a wonderful day.

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If you need PPACA compliant plan you need to purchase insurance through your school. You will not find any insurance only for her, which meets the requirements below.
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